I'm +1 on dogfooding a couchapp doc site. Last week Greg Stein mentioned something about a "space" that you can get at apache.
Basically you get a box or VM or something that is part of apache infrastructure but the apache infra people don't maintain it, the people in your project do, so you can run your own stuff when necessary on Apache infra if you're willing to take on the task of maintaining it. -Mikeal On Fri, Mar 5, 2010 at 12:51 PM, Nicolas Steinmetz <[email protected]> wrote: > Le 05/03/10 21:42, Noah Slater a écrit : > >> I would like to work WITH the ASF, and not "against" them, where possible. > > I agree as ASF is your sponsor. > > If the issue is just MoinMoin and as I think that couchdb.apache.org is > plain html (or is there a CMS behind it ?), what about couchdb core dev to > push html files from the github repo (manually or automatically) ? > > As far as I can see it : > - You remain on ASF infra for official doc (as core dev can push docs > against a given version of couchdb or other statement) > - For WIP doc, it's stored on github with features mentionned earlier. If > you want to use ASF infra, we can swith back to svn I guess. > > I think that it can sound fair for everybody. > > Cheers, > Nicolas > >
